How do you erase the garage door codes programmed into the universal remote?

ANSWER : While the universal garage door opener in your car is certainly handy, there are times that you might want to erase the codes you’ve stored. You may be selling the car or trading it in. You may be moving to a new home, or handing the car down to a college age child. Here’s how you erase those codes:

Turn the ignition on.
Press both outside buttons at the same time.
Hold them for about 20 seconds.

4.Watch for the LEDs to flash quickly.

When the lights flash, let go of the buttons.
Verify that all codes are erased (the remote should no longer work the garage door).

ANSWER : Your car’s universal garage door opener (if equipped) is able to operate two types of garage doors – Fixed Code systems and Rolling Code systems. Here’s what you need to know about programming it for a Rolling Code door:

Turn the ignition to on.
Press the two outside buttons.
Hold them for two seconds.
Press the Learn button located on your garage door opener motor.
Re-enter your car.
Press the Function button (the one that will control the garage door).
Hold it for up to 20 seconds.
The garage door should move during this time.
Let go of the button as soon as you see the door move.
The LED on the in-car remote should flash very quickly.
Press the button to make sure the door is working.

ANSWER : Garage doors that were made before 1996 are referred to as non-rolling code. Here is how you program them with your HomeLink garage door system.

Insert your key into the ignition, and turn the ignition switch to ON/RUN.
Locate the HomeLink garage door keys, which are in the overhead console.
Hold your garage door remote within a few inches of the button you wish to program.
Press and hold the garage door remote, and simultaneously press and hold the HomeLink garage door button that you wish to program. During this time the electronic vehicle information center (EVIC) will display the words “CHANNEL # TRAINING.”
When the EVIC displays the words “CHANNEL # TRAINED,” you can release the two buttons.
Press the HomeLink garage door opener button that you just programmed, and hold it. The EVIC should display the words “CHANNEL # TRANSMIT,” and then the garage door should begin to open or close.

ANSWER : It is possible the gate has a rolling code, which will require an extra step of pressing the learning button on the gate transmitter while programming your HomeLink button. The Audi website has a customer service chat line where they can walk you through the programming. You may need a staff member from the community who has access to the gate receiver to complete the programming.

ANSWER : The Universal Garage Door Opener comes with a control panel with programmable function keys. These keys can be erased at any time. To erase the Function button codes.

Hold down the two outside Function buttons.
When you see the lights flashed, the buttons are erased.

ANSWER : If your car has a universal garage door opener (optional equipment), then it can be programmed to work with both Rolling Code systems and Fixed Code systems. Here’s what you should do to program it to work with your Fixed Code garage door:

Before you start, make sure you have the following:

The Original Garage Door Opener
A Piece of Paper
Something to Write With

Turn the ignition on.
Take the battery cover off the back of the original remote.
Note the position of the switches:

For any switch in the Up, ON, or + position, write Left button.
For any switch in the Neutral, 0, or Middle position, write Middle button.
For any switch in the -, Bottom, or Negative position, write Right button.

Press all the buttons on your car’s garage door remote at the same time.
Make sure the LED starts flashing (slow).
Enter the notes from the switches using the buttons (the ones you wrote down – press them in sequence).
Press all of the buttons on the garage door remote in the car.
Push the button you want to program to work with the door and hold it for up to a minute.
Watch the garage door. When it begins to move, let off the button immediately.
Make sure the LED is flashing quickly.
Press the button again to make sure the door is working.

ANSWER : Your truck has a Universal Garage Door Opener that makes it easier for you to open your garage door. They have a specific way to program them with a Fixed Code. To program the Universal Garage Door Opener with a Fixed Code.

Look under the battery cover the garage door opener transmitter to see the switch settings.
Write down “left button” for a switch up or positive “middle button” for a switch in the middle or neutral, and “right button” for a switch down or negative.
Hold down all three buttons on the Universal Garage Door Opener control panel in your truck.
Press the buttons in the order you wrote down the switch settings.
When finished, press and hold all three buttons on the Universal Garage Door Opener control panel.
Hold down the Function button you would like to use to control your garage door.
Let go of the button when the garage door moves.

ANSWER : The Universal Garage Door Opener can make things easier for you. There is a specific way to program it with a Rolling Code. To program the Universal Garage Door Opener with a Rolling Code.

Press the outer two buttons on the Universal Garage Door Opener in your vehicle.
Go to your garage door opener motor and press the learn button.
Quickly get back to your car and press and hold the Function button that you wish to use to control the garage door.
Let the button go as soon as the garage door begins to move.
Press the Function button to make sure it works.